The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-24

after his fingers had been cut off and his hack
seaded. Another monument to the brave SOL
der has neen erected in HE native village in
Pollard. in the form OF Russian church, to-
wards the decorations Of which thu Car con-
tributes 1000 rubles.
A BosToN paper. in giving a report of a recent
meeting of washerwomen in Berlin. said. after
explaining that the male sex were carefully ex-
cude6 from the room. that the women on dis
covering that gentleman was in their midst,
rose as one man
THERE was an amusing incident connected
with the election for Mayor in Southern city.
The Republican nominee was working very
hard for the colored vote. At one meeting he
said II am a white man. admit but fellow
citizens, have black heart
LONDON Globe: Here is an Indian yarn
The story goes that young man in Allahabad
proposed to young lady in Calcutta By tele-
graph, adding: "Ans wer yes no at nv ex-
pense." She sent him GOO words of explanation
without coming to any conclusion.
HARPEK's Bazaar: Miss Societe--Oh. Mr..
Blase. We had such delightful European trip
I think it is so lovely to be able to go abroad!
Young Mr.. Blase-Yaasa Miss Societe-Have
you ever been in Europe, Mr.. Blasel Young
MIR. Blase--Oh, yaas, occasionally.
JUDGE McCREA, of Wilmington, n. c., has
the gift of rare eloeuence. When only six
years old he made his first speech, being put up
the table at Fayetteville to deliver an address
OF welcome to Lafayette when the latter visited
that town. which was named in his honor.
Dr.. BRowN-SEQuARD. the celebrated physiol-
ogst says he has discovered that the moment
pears, and that the best means of resuscitating
persons asphyxiated by smoke, coal gas or water
is to apply galvanism to the skin of the neck-a
method he has successfully employed.
THE presents given to Mr.. Albert Hilton and
his bride by Judge Hilton included diamond
necklace of thirty-six superb stones, worth in
all $f5, Oo0; very handsome and complete set
OF silver, and the second floor of the Judges
house has been entirely redecorated and newly
furnished for the newly married couple.
ROBERT BONNER is the best natured man in
New York journalism, and stands shoulder to
| shoulder with George W. Childs in helpfulness
and consideration for others. James Gordon
Bennett is the richest and in raauv essentials
the most independent Charles A. Dana is the
best writer and the most attentive to affairs.
HARPER's Bazaar: Mrs. Youngbride Honey
moon ito husband. who is railroad President
And are you sure you will always, always love
me- more than you will any one else2 NJ Hon
eymoon (absenty )-Impossiblo to say You
see, 1t is very doubtful whether the interstate
Law will allow me to make any discrimination.
MISS KATE FIELD has concluded that Lady
Habbertons reform dress" is just about as
worthless as dude in a panic She sent owe,
to London for one Of the divided skirts" and
| when 1t arrived put it on and went for a walk
The weather suddenly changed and it began ts
| rain. Miss Field tried to hold the garment uy
| out OF the mud. but it wouldn't hold worth ;
| cent, and the next day strange looking gar
| ment dangled in the breeze from a hook in from
| of second hand dealers store.